Belt Valley times. [volume], August 14, 1924, Page Page Three, Image 3

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APPLICATION POK A PA1WT
U. 8- Immâ Offk*.
tut, Jml y U, 1M4.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
NEXHAJCT MONTANA DEVELOP
MKNT OOu who*# poat
ia
for 1296.6 linear foe* ef the Old On«
Lode and 1800 linear feet cd the Sil
ver Stake Lode, Mine or vein
Gold and Silver with surface
width, situated in Nefhart,
i*ed. Mining DaWtt, County of Caa
cade end State of Montana, and
ignatod by Ute fkld notes aad official
plat en fik in this office ns Survey
Number 10474 in au n rv e yed Town
Une and Meridian of the State of Mon
surrey No. 10474, bo tag as
follows, to-wlt:
OLD CROW LODE: Beginning at
Cor No 1, whence U- 8- L. M. No
fat unsurveyed T 14 N, R 8 E. M. M.
bears N 78 deg 6» min E 2490.07 ft.
Thence 8 48 deg M min W 000 ft to
Cor No S; Thence N 44 deg 88 sain W
1296.6 ft to Cor No 8; Thence N 48
deg 66 min E 8964 ft to Cor No 4;
Thence 8 60 deg El min E 481 ft to
Cor No 6; Thence S 44 deg 80 min K
872.4 ft to Cor No 1, tho place of be
ginning, containing an area of 18486
scree, exclusive of area in conflict
with Terrier Lode, Sur No 10448, Sil
ver Dyke Mining Co., claimant.
SILVER STAKE LODE; Begin
ning at Cor No 1, whence U. S. L. M.
No 8082 in nnsnrveyod T 14 N, R 8
E, M. M. bean N 69 deg 12 min 48
ecc E 8004.11 ft; Thence S 44 deg 68
min W 1600 ft to Cor No 2; Thanes
N 44 deg 88 min W 000 ft to Oor No
8; Thence N 44 dag 58 min E 1600 ft
to Cor No 4; Thence 8 44 deg 88 min
B 000 ft to Oor No 1, the place of be
ginning, containing an arm of 20.000
A Notice of the intention of mid
Neihart Montau Development Co. to
apply tor a patent for said daim to
gether with a copy of the official plat
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The people of Montau are suffering from excessive taxa
tion, public debts, and waste of money, in Uw State Gover nm e n t.
and in Uw m a n age m ent ef almoat every county, city, and echo e l
district.
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Lowndes Maury
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
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LIKUTENANT GOVERNOR
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(Political Adv. Paid tor by Lowndes Maury)
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Belt, Sat., Aug. 16
(ONE DAY) UNDER MAMMOTH WATERPROOF TENTS
All Kinds of Trained Animals
Bears. Dogs,
Elephants, r.aA Tigers,
Pontes,
Etc.
THE WORLD'S GREATEST LADY AND GENTLEMAN
PERFORMERS
Lota of Funny Clown«
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Performances Daily
Night 8 P. M.
RIG FREE OUTSIDE EXHIBITION ON SHOW GROUNDS
TWICE DAILY
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Noncs PO* PUBLICATION.
loi Office «t Great Fall*,
July K. 1884.
NOTICE la her«** given thaï
«aid Brown, of Pife, Montana, who.
on August: 18 MO,
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Entry, Serial No. «81888, for 8«
8BK. Section X. Township 80 N,
Range 0 E^ PMN, has filed notice ef
Intention to
three year Proof. to
establish claim to tkt land above dn>
Office, at Cheat Falk. Montana, on Uu
10th day of September, 1924
Claimant
J o e eph Seaddie, Andrew Johnson,
Look Nelson, Charieo Carlson, *11 of
Fife, Montau.
W. E. BENNETT,
(1st Pub. July 81—test pub. Aug. 88)
Business readers bring results.
of survey thereof was posted on said
claim in a conspicuous place on the
14th day ef May, 1984.
Magnetic variation 81 deg 80 min
S, containing 84.086 scree.
THE LOCATION of this Mino is re
corded In tho Recorder's office of
Cascade Gouty, Montana, in Book 10
of Lode Location*, on pages 801 and
897. The adjoining claimants are
Terrier Loda, Sur No 10448, Silver
Dyke Mining Co., claimant; ViUpa
Lode, Sur No 10418, end Copper
Queen Lode, Sur No 104«, John
Hegener, claimant.
Any and aH persona claiming ad
versely any portion of said OLD
CROW and SILVER STAKE Lodes,
Min* or surface ground are r e quir e d
to fik their adverse claims with the
Register of the United States Land
Office at Helena, in the State of Mon
tana, during the sixty days' period ef
publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtu of the provisions ef
the Statute.
F. A. MOTS,
It «later
(1st Pub. July 84—teat pub. Sept. 18)
President Crm
Gets Recognition
(Pr—Uknt Graven of the of
Mine* to the «Meet eoa of the late
pastor e<
the local M. A church thirty yean
lav. R. M. Craven, who
•go and again ten yearn put. Hi#
•till a ur a l ae a and k U vin« at
the Kinney ranch near Helena. A *k
ter of Pres. Craven k principal of one
of the Ward aehook at Ogden, Utah,
waa formerly county
ant of Os wads county. A brother i>
city e n gineer *t Ogden.)
Saturday from the office of Chancel
lor M. A. Brannon of the University
of Montau at Helena, the state beard
George W, Craven of tbs Montana
State School of Minos a
it
appointment to the position he has
held the past three years under a Urn*
L The many
ited tom
frioods Dr. Craven has made are very
much pleased that Us efficiency hu
been recognised and that be to te oon
tfa>u at Ute bead of the Butte inati
tution.
President Craven, who came to Um
S chool of Mines in 1904 u p r e tea sor
of mathematics and mechanics, was
elevated to hi* p r ese n t pm , Uu in
1981 when former President C. H
Oapp left to assume the
of Montau State University at Mis
soula. Us appointment beta« Hr a
three year term.
At that Umc the comprehensive
building program for the various in
stitutions of the Univanity of Mon
h*
tana mad# possible by lb« bond ianme
of 1920 was Jut getting started and
the new heed of Montau Mines was
faced by a heavy burden of extra
work far in excess of that ordmarth
to be mat. That he was the right
man for this work is shown by Um
vastly improved physical plut ndw
at Um disposal of Montau young
gineers, metallurgists, or mining go
ologista.
During hk administration thus far
President Craven, aided by much
previous experience in planning and
building hydro-electric plante, has
completed and equipped a new »280,
000 chemistry and metallurgy build
ing, the finest structure tor tto pur
poem west of the Mississippi river.
and a new $60,000 engineering kail
he
OW Main hall and toe Mill bulkteg.fuy
making them up to date in every
rooms, and installing flu equipment
tor teaching assaying and ere drees
ing. Minor improvements, too nnm
erous to mention, have
Pi m e n t he is supervising the erection
on the campus of a now 1126,000 gym
nasium which will provide amply for
physical training and indoor athletics.
The work of grading the campus
which heretofore has almost
which heretofore has been almost to
tally neglected and of improving it«
appearance, is also und« way. Next
year the students at the School of
Minos will enjoy the' least crowded
classrooms and laboratories in any of
Uw institutions comprising the Uni
versity of Montana.
President Craven bas also stabilised
the courses of study offered at his
college and has maintained a strong
faculty. With the building program
completed, he is now turning
his attention towards using the in
creased facilities to the best advan
tage. If conditions in Montana war
rant it, the next few yean will prob
ably see a widened curriculum and
notable additions to tbe faculty under
his direction.
Aside from his duties as president
of the School of Mines, Dr. Craven
during th« past tkra* yaars has been
acting as consulting engine« for the
state of Montana. In this capacity
he has effected many important
changes in Uw heat, water, and light
ing systems at tfas state penitentiary
at De« Lodge, the state insane
asylum at Warm Spring*, the old
soldier*' horns at Columbia Falla, the
«täte reform school at Miles City, the
state orphans'
the state school for the blind and
at Twin Bridges,
deaf and dumb at Boulder, the state
tubs reu i nsk hospital at Galen, and
tbs state normal college at DU km.
be baa authorized
bav* added yvmtiy to tbs eoariort* of
Ik*
tbe buildings at them various tastitu
Iks saving sf maney. mpseially in tbe
Ckuvsa k active in civic
the state. Re
on* of the Montane del
te the
I^M Copvco
fan of Rotary at Toaunte. aad helped
ef Ik* i nte rn a tional offices
1km Dsvk of Bette.
a
tbs first time the state has
of the first Methodist
f8* MMtftEHL* Nlfiviiy In H*l -
la
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RD. PhelaN
Republican Candidate for
ATTORNEY GENERAL
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1 STAND ON THIS PLATFORM:
1. For cheeper gaaolfaw.
2. For bank depositor's guarantee
kw.
8. For enforcement of prohibition
and all other laws.
4. For equal taxation on all property
alike.
5. For lowering of freight rates.
6. For attending the Supreme Court
and arguing state cases.
written opinions
promptly to all officers.
Because of monopolistic control in
tbe bands of the big companies, Mon
tana gets half price (or its oil and its
people pay two priem fer gasoifaw.
North and South Dakota on Ute eut.
Washington and Oregon on the west,
without producing a barrel of
oil, were buying gasoline tor 12 tute
a gallon whik Montana paid 27 mate
a gallon. Onr people are being pil
laged and exploited. Montana baa its
own oil and it has legal machinery.
Prompt and vigorous action would
low« Uw price of gaaolfaw 10 cents a
gallon. As Attorney General I will
take auch »ew»
Edward D- Phelan k a graduate ef
University Law Depart
ment Was
A
County Repub
lican County Chairman Lewis and
Clark County Prominent attorney of
Helena and widely known throughout
tho state.
(Political adv. paid (or by Phelan
for A tty. General Club, Helena.)
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ATTORNRY AT LAW
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Great Falk,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION PO»
UNIT» STAT* PATENT
Survey Ne 104«
U. 8- Laad Offiee, Bekaa.
Jaly ». 1004.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that
approved May 10. 1878, Nefhaat
ia Nefhaat,
Boat Office
tana, hare u n de application Oar pa
tent for 14088 feet on the Neath Car
olina Lode, bearing gold, alhrer and
other mineral*, the same bei»« IS6
feet in a nufO»—*-'fr direedka and
12*8 8 feet a a south wes t er ly dire*
Hon from the discovery
situated la the Neihart <
Mining District. Os sca ds Gouty,
Montana, aad described by the offi
ciai plat and by the field notes
Bfa
in the office of the Register ef the
United States Land Office at Helena,
in the State of Montau, as follows:
Beginning at Cor No 1, whence Ü.
8, L. M. No 8698 in nnsurveyed T 14
N. R 8 E. M. M , bears N 84 dsg 18
sain Biecl 8878.48 fast; Theua 8
44 deg 68 min W 14004 feet te Oor
No 8; Thane* N 09 deg 87
0604 fate te Cor No 6; Thence N 44
deg 88 min 1 14064 feet to Cor Ne 4)
te Cor No L tho place of
containing an arm of 19400
upon white date a plat and a copy ef
this notice were posted April 88, 1014.
Then are no adjoining etalms, Uw
.paarest being the OM- CW teW HI* .
No 10474, Neihart Montau Demtep
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Any and all
venoly any p«rt*oa of tho arid
Carolina Lode or aortac#
dates
roouirad to fik their
with tk* Register ef Ute Ü. &
Office at Heien« Montau,
hereof, or they will be barred I g
too of the pro visions of Ute s ta tute
F. A. Non.
ctefaa, April SSrd, 1884.
(In* Pub. July 17—Jut
Sagt II)
Dr. J. S. Stewart
DENTIST
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